Genna Gurvich
Genna Gurvich, 13
Genna Gurvich, Al Held
Genna Gurvich, Auerbach, Head of William Feaver
Genna Gurvich, Baselitz, Planetarium
Genna Gurvich, Botticelli, The Birth of Venus
Genna Gurvich, Chuck Close, Self Portrait
Genna Gurvich, Cleaning Brushes I
Genna Gurvich, Cleaning Brushes II
Genna Gurvich, Close
Genna Gurvich, Dali
Genna Gurvich, DeKooning, Woman
Genna Gurvich, El Greco
Genna Gurvich, Freud, Planetarium
Genna Gurvich, Gaugin
Genna Gurvich, Georgia OKeeffe
Genna Gurvich, Gilbert & George
Genna Gurvich, Giotto, Planetarium
Genna Gurvich, Gursky Planetarium
Genna Gurvich, Henri Rousseau, the Dream
Genna Gurvich, Hieronymus Bosch, The Garden of Earthly Delights
Genna Gurvich, “Jeff Koons”, 24″ x 24″, Art Print on Paper
Genna Gurvich, Kandinsky Jaune Rouge Bleu
Genna Gurvich, Kazimir Malevich
Genna Gurvich, Klimt, The Kiss
Genna Gurvich, Komar and Melamid
Genna Gurvich, Leonardo, Mona Lisa
Genna Gurvich, Lichtenstein, Whaam
Genna Gurvich, Matisse, Dance
Genna Gurvich, Miro
Genna Gurvich, Monet, Rouen Cathedral
Genna Gurvich, Munch, The Scream
Genna Gurvich, Picasso, Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
Genna Gurvich, Pieter Bruegel, Hunters in the Snow
Genna Gurvich, Pieter Bruegel, The Tower of Babel
Genna Gurvich, Planetarium History
Genna Gurvich, Pollock, Alchemy
Genna Gurvich, Rothko, Red
Genna Gurvich, Saville, Planetarium
Genna Gurvich, Sonia Delaunay, Naturaleza Muerta Portuguesa
Genna Gurvich, Turner, Sun Setting over a Lake
Genna Gurvich, Turner, The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons
Genna Gurvich, Twombly, Paradise
Genna Gurvich, Utrillo, Planetarium
Genna Gurvich, Van Gogh, Portrait of Joseph Roulin
Genna Gurvich, Van Gogh, Starry Night
Genna Gurvich, Van Gogh, Sunflowers
Genna Gurvich, Van Gogh
Genna Gurvich, Vermeer, Girl with a Pearl Earring
Genna Gurvich, Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Can
Genna Gurvich, Wesselman
Genna Gurvich, Yayoi Kusama
Genna Gurvich, 3
Artist Statement: I choose to explore pairing Freud’s ideas of psychoanalysis, specifically, his explanation of the ego as the building block of a modern artist’s creativity, to what a visual expression of that ego might look like today. What if, much like an X-Ray or MRI, one can replicate something intangible, undetectable, and in many cultures, still imagined. I decided to create an artificial ego, whereby I harvest the ego of other artists known for theirs. Usual suspects (such as Gauguin, Picasso, and Dali) all worked full throttle with a splash of adrenaline, adding a personal temperament to their choice of colors. What if, somehow, it was possible to erode that adrenaline, to neutralize emotions – would their genius still be evident?
Genna Gurvich was born in 1957 in Kiev, Ukraine. He studied art at the St. Petersburg Academy of Art & Design in St. Petersburg, Russia from 1980-1985.
He is the recipient of the 2007 “Prix de la Photographie Paris” (PX3) photography competition and has participated in the 2001 Baker Artist Awards and 2014 Gennart Studio opening with the Beer Supper Project.
